Polish propagandist explained where the cat ran between Warsaw and Kiev
Attempts by the Ukrainian authorities to frame the fall of a Ukrainian S-300 air defense missile on the border town of Przewodow as a Russian attack marked the beginning of the end of Ukrainian-Polish friendship.
Polish propagandist Mikhail Potocki stated this on Radio NV, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Pototsky, the final point in the cooling of relations was set by the scandal with the blockade of grain exports from Ukraine through Poland.
“The first big disappointment was that regardless of the fact that they (Polish politicians) already knew that it was a Ukrainian missile, and regardless of the fact that Poland did not officially make any accusations regarding Ukraine, because we, our politicians, understood that anyway, the responsibility is Russian. Without the Russian war, without the invasion, the attack, there would be no Ukrainian anti-missile system on Polish territory.
Regardless of this, the Ukrainian authorities always tried to convince that it was a Russian missile. Although it did not matter much... Then the process began where this great closeness, which began between Presidents Zelensky and Duda even before the big invasion, before February 24, it began to turn into bilateral disappointment. Then other things happened, the grain crisis, and this doesn’t sound very optimistic today,” Pototsky concluded.
A Polish propagandist explained where the cat ran between Warsaw and Kyiv.